Sentence examples similar to effect a telling from inspiring English sources

I'm sure describing the effect of a telling passage of music is no easier.

The Croatians have apparently done their homework, measuring the so-called Meisner effect, a tell-tale of superconductivity in which a magnetic field is expelled from the material.

That has had a telling effect too: witness the standing ovations Elliott Carter's music now gets at symphony concerts and the rock-star popularity of John Adams and Philip Glass.

A glut of French pears, warehouses full of German sausage, rotting Polish peppers and unwanted Scottish mackerel: Russia's move to ban European food imports in retaliation for EU sanctions is having a telling effect across a continent already slouching towards another recession.

He said the high level of games involving the national team and the club side were having a telling effect on his health.

Sexton converted to move the European champions 17-11 clear, the added cohesion brought by O'Driscoll and company having a telling effect.

This has had a telling effect.

Working in a somewhat similar vein, Annette Sauermann produces a telling effect in her "Lighttower" of concrete and green fluorescent Plexiglas.

This is going to have a telling effect at household level in terms of children malnutrition, children dropping out of school, and these are going to be the worst manifestations of the crisis in Africa.

This imbalance, even among countries other than India, has a telling effect on our understanding of the biological diversity in the region.

Any imbalance in this regulatory mechanism involving MMP and TIMP may have a telling effect on the net matrix degradation resulting in basement membrane breakdown, tumor invasion, and subsequent spread [ 9, 10].